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About 15,000 people 18 and older will be vaccinated at North Etobicoke pop-up clinic

Approximately 15,000 people aged 18 and older are expected to be vaccinated at a new pop-up clinic in North Etobicoke over the next three weeks.
Boy has serious injuries after struck by vehicle in Toronto

A boy has serious injuries after he was hit by a vehicle in the city’s east end on Tuesday afternoon.
Canada receives report of blood clot linked to AstraZeneca

A Quebec woman is the first in Canada to develop a blood clot after being vaccinated with the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine.
Toronto police officer charged with sexual assault

A Toronto police officer is facing charges after a woman was allegedly sexually assaulted last month, the Special Investigations Unit says.
Retail and food businessman W. Galen Weston dead at 80 after 'long illness'

George Weston Ltd. says W. Galen Weston has died at age 80.
Ontario reports 3,670 new COVID-19 cases; 15 more deaths

Ontario reported 3,670 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, as fewer tests were processed, sending positivity to its highest point in a year.
Health Canada investigating blood clot reports after U.S. pauses J&J vaccine

Concerns about vaccine safety emerged again Tuesday, as Canada reported its first case of vaccine-induced blood clots linked to Oxford-AstraZeneca, and the United States put the brakes on the Johnson & Johnson vaccine following six reports of blood clots there.
Man, two officers in hospital after police-involved shooting in Toronto; SIU investigating

The province's police watchdog is investigating after a police-involved shooting left a man with serious injuries in Toronto’s Moss Park neighbourhood on Tuesday morning.
At least 105 patrons had high risk close contact with staff infected with COVID-19 at Vaughan restaurant

At least 105 people may have been exposed to COVID-19 after coming into contact with positive staff cases at a restaurant in Vaughan, Ont.
Ontario frantically adding ICU beds to hospitals as occupancy due to COVID-19 hits record high

Ontario says it will add hundreds of critical care beds this week to help with an influx of COVID-19 cases that is pushing the health-care system to the brink.
At least 80 per cent of Canadians want a COVID-19 vaccine, safety fears remain: poll

More Canadians than ever say they intend to get vaccinated against COVID-19, a new poll suggests while fear about vaccine safety is the main driver of hesitancy to get an injection.
RCMP under scrutiny one year after mass killing that left 22 dead in Nova Scotia

In the 12 months since a man disguised as a Mountie murdered 22 people in rural Nova Scotia, the RCMP's handling of the horrific case has come under intense scrutiny.
Toronto residents 18 and older in COVID-19 hot spots not getting invites to mass immunization clinics for now: Pegg

The head of Toronto’s COVID-19 emergency response said Monday that younger residents living in hot spot neighbourhoods will not be getting an invite to attend mass immunization sites for now.
All Ontario schools will be switched to remote-only instruction following April Break

All schools across Ontario will be switched to remote-learning only following the April break.
Warrant issued for second suspect in Etobicoke drive-by killing

Toronto police have issued a second Canada-wide warrant in connection with the drive-by killing of a 21-year-old man in Etobicoke earlier this month.
Air Canada, Ottawa agree on $5.9 billion aid package

After months of negotiations, Ottawa has reached a deal with Air Canada that will allow the battered airline to access as much as $5.9 billion in loans and equity financing from the public purse.
Man who killed stranger by pushing him in front of Toronto subway train sentenced to life, no parole for 14 years

A Toronto man who pushed a stranger in front of a moving subway train nearly three years ago has been sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for 14 years.
Laurentian University cuts over 60 academic programs due to insolvency issues

Laurentian University says it has cut over 60 academic programs as the publicly funded institution struggles with insolvency.
Ontario may have to turn to 'last resort' of triage protocol if ICU number surpasses 900: official

The province’s healthcare system is now at a point at which it may not be able to handle much more than 200 or 300 additional COVID patients in intensive care without considering “other means” to create capacity like invoking the triage protocol, a top official at Ontario Health is warning.
'The right thing to do:' Sobeys reinstates lockdown bonus for front-line workers

Canada's second-largest grocery retailer is reinstating a lockdown bonus for workers in areas with renewed stay-at-home orders, yet it's unclear whether competitors will follow suit.
Man who spent $1,500 to stay at Toronto quarantine hotel got COVID-19 anyway, infected whole family

A Toronto family is speaking out about what they call the “utter uselessness” of Canada’s hotel travel quarantine program where their 74-year-old father believes he contracted a coronavirus variant of concern and then spread it to the rest of the family.
City could see 2,500 daily COVID-19 cases by end of April, Toronto's top doctor says

Toronto could see about 2,500 COVID-19 cases per day by the end of April if the current rate of transmission remains the same, the city’s top doctor said Monday.
Beck Taxi calls on province to prioritize cab drivers for vaccination

Beck Taxi is urging the province to immediately prioritize cab drivers for COVID-19 vaccination, noting that they are among the few essential workers who are expected to interact with known positive COVID-19 cases.
'It is tone deaf:' City councillor wants pilot project to permit consumption of beer and wine in parks

A midtown city councillor wants the city to introduce a pilot project to permit the consumption of alcoholic beverages in public parks and at beaches this summer.
Ontario government proposes 'Union Station of the East' for Unilever lands

The Ford government is proposing that a new multi-modal transit hub be constructed on the Unilever lands as part of its Ontario line subway project.

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